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@yiss Yeah, there isn't an official way to use PostCSS with Deno but @ije created [a CDN which converts NPM packages to Deno compatible packages](https://esm.sh). I think Aleph already uses...

We could do a `postcss.config.(js|ts)` instead: ```typescript import autoprefixer from "https://esm.sh/autoprefixer"; import tailwindcss from "https://" export default { plugins: [tailwindcss, autoprefixer] }; ``` or whatever else is the format for...

I think there are already enough things that sill need to be done for v0.3.0, we could try to get it done by then, but I think it would best...

@ije I think a TailwindCSS implementation called WindiCSS did that and then Tailwind CSS is creating a JIT compiler which does that. But we could look at generalizing that for...

@aadamsx Correct, you can now configure PostCSS. TailwindCSS doesn't properly convert and we would have to wait until they add Deno support, [postui/esm.sh#10](https://github.com/postui/esm.sh/issues/10)

We could just add an MDX plugin once MDX get's Deno support.

@shinspiegel If you take [a look at the serverless functions Vercel docs](https://vercel.com/docs/serverless-functions/introduction) it seems like only NodeJS is supported for serverless functions. Once Deno is supported, it should be able...

@mohsenkhanpour > It's a bit confusing. Is Vercel able to run custom server instance? I don't believe so, Vercel runs on AWS Lambda and is purely serverless hence the cheaper...

@mohsenkhanpour That is probably what is going on, NextJS says you can't get the advantages of a serverless architecture when using a custom server implementation, I think it is best...

We could look into using an adapter system kind of like SvelteKit where you plug an adapter into the `aleph.config.(ts|js)`. It could be possible to have Vercel support with the...